Massive Web Archive
Billions of web pages captured since 2008, with monthly updates and metadata-rich records for AI and analytics.
Free, large-scale web data repository for AI training, research, and analytics
Founded in 2007, Common Crawl is a free and open repository of global web data.
It provides billions of archived web pages in raw formats like WARC and metadata, making it a powerful resource for AI training, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), and historical research.
While unstructured and requiring preprocessing, its scale and openness make it invaluable for developers, researchers, and data scientists.
Billions of web pages captured since 2008, with monthly updates and metadata-rich records for AI and analytics.
Access raw HTML, WARC files, and metadata including timestamps, MIME types, status codes, and digests for reproducibility.
Retrieve time-based captures of websites for AI benchmarks, reproducibility, and research into the evolution of the web.
Easily query and process data with Python using libraries like warcio for extracting and parsing WARC files.
Leverage crawl overviews, webgraph statistics, AI agent support, and open-source tools built on Common Crawl.
Common Crawl is not a plug-and-play dataset, but a raw, large-scale archive ideal for AI training, reproducibility, and historical research. For teams ready to parse and clean the data, it unlocks nearly two decades of open web history — for free.